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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1997

Page

3

Shuttle crew tests robot arm on space station project

Discovery astronauts Davis and Robinson command a 4 foot arm to unlatch and raise a metal box while a braking safety device stalls several maneuvers. Japanese space agency officials blame oversensitive brakes as testing continues toward a lab module arm for the international space station.

Houston Discovery Astro Bowen Space Shuttle Jan Davis Steve Robinson Davis

Kennedy clash over Kennedy cousins in George feud

The Boston Globe reports John F Kennedy Jr critics Joe and Michael Kennedy clash in print. Joe replies with a jab at John F Kennedy Sr legacy while denying hostility. Family aides note divisions amid public interest in the Kennedy clan dynamic.

Boston Joseph P. Kennedy I D-Mass George John F. Kennedy Jr John Kennedy Joe Kennedy Michael John F. Kennedy John Kennedy Joe Wilks Bohavir Kennedys Robert Ethel Kennedy Pune Joseph P. Kennedy II

Oklahoma tribe seeks Fort Reno land return amid fundraising turmoil

The Cheyenne Arapaho tribe battles to reclaim 7500 acres at Fort Reno from the Agriculture Department. Officials linked a $100000 donation to White House access, while DNC said funds were returned to avoid any implied quid pro quo. Unemployment among tribal members remains high as the tribe weighs legal and political avenues.

Michael Coppershite Democratic Party Oklahoma Agriculture Department White House Washington Surveyor Michael Turpin Aivenu Clinton Philadelphia Peter Buttenwieser Terry McAuliffe Clinton-Gore Finance Syracuse Lund Buttenwieser McAuliffe Lanny Davis Davis Trie Bureau of Indian Affairs Fort Reno Chester A. Arthur Richard Grebner

AT&T NY tariff seeks ceiling card restructure

AT&T Communications of New York, Inc filed a tariff with the New York Public Service Commission to become effective August 22, 1997. The filing proposes to revise usage rates and service charges for New York State calls billed to Consumer and Commercial Credit/Charge Anet for all rate periods and all mileage hands. The rate change may raise or lower customer charges depending on distance, duration, time of day, and access method to the ATST network.

At&t Communications of New York, Inc New York Public Service Commission New York State ATST

Wisconsin's welfare reform linked to rise in child care complaints

Wisconsin's welfare to work reforms coincide with a surge in day care complaints across the state. An Associated Press review finds 759 complaints against licensed centers and 598 against unlicensed providers last year, with safety scares and careless care raising alarms about oversight as demand grows for child care for 60,000 more children.

Wisconsin Wausau Wis Adrian McCord SunBurst Day Care Center McCord Mary Babula Wisconsin Early Childhood Association Associated Press Fatty Hammes Babula Working Mother Magazine Ellen Lubell Child Care Action Campaign Wenden

Welfare recipients in Wisconsin may foretell national trend

The statement suggests that progress in Wisconsin, where more welfare recipients are transitioning to work, could foreshadow broader national outcomes. It frames employment gains among the welfare population as an indicator of overall economic and policy effects.

Wisconsin

Clinton presses private firms to cut welfare rolls

President Clinton travels to St Louis to spotlight Welfare to Work Partner ship efforts and praise private sector job creation as a path to move about one million people from public assistance. White House says progress depends on more firms hiring welfare recipients and providing needed support services while 750 companies have joined the partnership.

Washington Clinton St. Louis Welfare White Hose Mike MecQurry Democratic Business Council Democratic National Committee Melissa Bonney White House Associated Press Eli Segal Segal Clinton Erc Bdo

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